The Supreme Privy Council was abolished upon Anna's accession in 1730, and the functions of coordination, supervision, and policy planning were vested in a cabinet of ministers composed of three experienced high officials, all Russians.
Several knowledge gaps remain: follow-up research would be especially valuable in helping to better understand how the functioning of coordination structures plays out in the effective coordination of health interventions at the programmatic level, including coordinated service delivery.
(C) The probability density function of Na+ coordination by Glu704 (green), Asp375 (red) and Glu701 (blue) in all windows of the umbrella sampling calculations, respectively.
Although for the best accuracy R ij is a function of the coordination number and oxidation state of the "cation" for a given "anion" (fitted[ 33, 34] to a set of such structures), a general approach[ 35] lists two parameters for each atom, related to the size and electronegativity, from which R ij is calculated for any atom pair i and j.
In particular, further research could help understand the functioning of subnational coordination structures and their effects on programmatic coordination since the evidence at subnational level from these and other studies remains weaker than that at national level.
The literature to date defines the effective functioning of national coordination mechanisms including Global Fund CCMs in different ways [ 2, 9, 20, 24, 41- 43].
In addition, for the significant majority of these admetal/substrate systems, the structural effects are found to be a strong function of the local coordination number of the metal atoms, thereby verifying an important assumption that has been widely used in semiempirical models of deposition and dissolution.
Standardized rotarod test was used to assess motor function of balance and coordination.
